The HOPE mural complements and supports the Strength for Catoosa movement, which seeks to change the way people engage with issues of mental health, wellness, and connection in their own lives, and to enact that change on a cultural and community level.
The HOPE mural complements and supports the Strength for Catoosa movement, which seeks to change the way people engage with issues of mental health, wellness, and connection in their own lives, and to enact that change on a cultural and community level.
The HOPE mural complements and supports the Strength for Catoosa movement, which seeks to change the way people engage with issues of mental health, wellness, and connection in their own lives, and to enact that change on a cultural and community level.
LIFT Youth Center Inc., working in conjunction with the Catoosa County Chamber of Commerce, will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, May 27, at 12:30 p.m. at 61 Tennessee St. The ceremony will be held immediately following the 1890 Days Parade in Downtown Ringgold.
The HOPE Mural was a community-wide project coordinated by LIFT Youth Center Inc and Strength for Catoosa. December through January, Strength for Catoosa held a mural contest for middle and high school students in Catoosa County. The contest gave young creative artists the chance to have their artwork turned into a mural, work alongside the well-known muralist, SEVEN, and have the experience of helping paint a mural in their own community.
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